
Kevin McNeil
Energy and information is what you are guaranteed to receive when you request survivor/advocate/retired detective Kevin McNeil as your speaker!!!
Kevin McNeil is a Transformational Speaker, Victim Advocate, author, and CEO of the Twelve Project, an organization that educates the world on the effects of trauma and abuse on individuals, families, and communities. Kevin’s passion is to help others heal from the effects of trauma and abuse. He is a renowned speaker who shares lessons from his own life experiences that transform, motivate, and inspire an individual’s mindset and potential.
Kevin retired from the DeKalb County Police Department of Georgia after 20 years of service. He served eight years as a Police Officer, and twelve years as a Special Victims Unit Detective. His training and attention to detail helped him solve several high-profile serial rape cases in the Atlanta area. Kevin’s background coupled with his extensive research on trauma and the effects of abuse, defines and differentiates his message. He travels internationally speaking on topics relevant to Child Advocacy Centers, Police Departments, Department of Family and Children Services, District Attorney’s Offices, athletic organizations, schools and universities, parents, and foster parents, as well as community members. Kevin has appeared on numerous radio, television, and podcast programs; including TV One’s crime investigative series ‘Fatal Attraction’ and has been a guest on Jim Clemente’s podcast ‘Best Case, Worst Case,’ along with being featured in several magazine articles.
Kevin has delivered the keynote presentation and workshops at the International Child Symposium on Child Abuse in Huntsville, Alabama, delivered a plenary presentation and workshops at the San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment in San Diego, California, and has spoken at events sponsored by Darkness to Light, GNESA, and numerous Child Advocacy Centers across the United States. In April of 2019, he traveled to Bermuda to help train law enforcement surrounding child abuse and child sexual assault; and in 2022 he traveled to Bermuda a second time to participate on television talk show to discuss child abuse.
Kevin’s mission is to “motivate change in the world through trauma and abuse education,” and his vision is to “create a better tomorrow for today’s children.”
Kevin McNeil is a Transformational Speaker, Victim Advocate, author, and CEO of the Twelve Project, an organization that educates the world on the effects of trauma and abuse on individuals, families, and communities. Kevin’s passion is to help others heal from the effects of trauma and abuse. He is a renowned speaker who shares lessons from his own life experiences that transform, motivate, and inspire an individual’s mindset and potential.
Kevin retired from the DeKalb County Police Department of Georgia after 20 years of service. He served eight years as a Police Officer, and twelve years as a Special Victims Unit Detective. His training and attention to detail helped him solve several high-profile serial rape cases in the Atlanta area. Kevin’s background coupled with his extensive research on trauma and the effects of abuse, defines and differentiates his message. He travels internationally speaking on topics relevant to Child Advocacy Centers, Police Departments, Department of Family and Children Services, District Attorney’s Offices, athletic organizations, schools and universities, parents, and foster parents, as well as community members. Kevin has appeared on numerous radio, television, and podcast programs; including TV One’s crime investigative series ‘Fatal Attraction’ and has been a guest on Jim Clemente’s podcast ‘Best Case, Worst Case,’ along with being featured in several magazine articles.
Kevin has delivered the keynote presentation and workshops at the International Child Symposium on Child Abuse in Huntsville, Alabama, delivered a plenary presentation and workshops at the San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment in San Diego, California, and has spoken at events sponsored by Darkness to Light, GNESA, and numerous Child Advocacy Centers across the United States. In April of 2019, he traveled to Bermuda to help train law enforcement surrounding child abuse and child sexual assault; and in 2022 he traveled to Bermuda a second time to participate on television talk show to discuss child abuse.
Kevin’s mission is to “motivate change in the world through trauma and abuse education,” and his vision is to “create a better tomorrow for today’s children.”
Summoned: Why This Is More Than Just A Job
Format: Keynote
This program is perfect for:
- CAC staff (Child Advocacy Centers)
- Law Enforcement
- MDT (Multidisciplinary Team)
The audience will leave with:
- An understanding of why their job is so essential in getting justice for victims.
- How their work affects the victim and assists in the healing...
Together We Stand
Format: Keynote, Virtual Keynote
This program is perfect for:
- Child Advocacy Centers
- Law Enforcement
- Multidisciplinary Team (MDT)
The audience will leave with:
- Demonstrates how working as a team can combat some of the effects of vicarious trauma.
- Demonstrates how teamwork helps produce better cases and increase chances of...
Child Abuse Investigations
Format: Workshop
This program is perfect for:
- Law Enforcement
- MDT (Multidisciplinary Team)
The audience will leave with:
- Why abuse investigations cannot be treated like any other investigations.
- How to interview the suspect of an abuse allegation.
- Why listening to evidence and not looking for it will help the...
Creative Corroboration in Child Abuse Cases
Format: Workshop
This program is perfect for:
- Law Enforcement
- MDT (Multidisciplinary Team)
The audience will leave with:
- A better understanding of how to gather evidence to support child abuse allegations.
- How to gather witnesses to support child abuse allegations.
- Why using other resources in the investigation...
Helping Abuse Victims Get Justice
Format:
This program is perfect for:
- Law Enforcement
- MDT (Multidisciplinary Team)
The audience will leave with:
- Learning to build a team to aid the victim.
- The importance of educating the community on child abuse.
Many victims, particularly abuse victims, find it difficult to operate in the world. The effects...
Stuck In Traffik
Format: Workshop
This program is perfect for:
- Law Enforcement
The audience will leave with:
- The victim is the center of the investigation not apprehending the suspect.
- The importance of communication.
Having worked as a detective in Atlanta, Georgia, one of America’s top cities prevalent for sex trafficking; retired...
What Goes On In This House
Format: Workshop
This program is perfect for:
- Law Enforcement
- Social Workers
The audience will leave with:
- How domestic violence effects society as a whole.
- The importance of documenting domestic violence calls.
In this workshop Detective McNeil demonstrates how domestic violence is a crime against society. He...